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Tyler Roehl: Tight End Training for a More Dynamic Offense
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    Series Preview
  • Chapter 1: Tight End Techniques Introduction

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    Tight End Techniques Introduction
  • Chapter 2: Run Game Essentials and Run Blocking Fundamentals

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    Run Game Essentials and Run Blocking Fundamentals Introduction

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    Tight End Practice: Using PVC Pipe to Focus on Footwork

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    Tight End Practice: Body Position and Body Control

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    Tight End Practice: Working to a Defender

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    Tight End Practice: Getting out of the Stance

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    Tight End Practice: Using a Medicine Ball to Practice Blocking

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    Tight End Practice: Hitting a Moving Target

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    Tight End Practice: Competition Drills
  • Chapter 3: Gap Drive (C-Gap Scheme)

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    Gap Drive (C-Gap Scheme) Introduction

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    Gap Drive Game Example: Backside Leg and Hand Position

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    Gap Drive Game Example: Tackle & Tight End Double Team

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    Gap Drive Game Example: Violence through Aim Point

  • Lesson 15:
    Gap Drive Game Example: Block Your Gap First

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    • NDSU's Tyler Roehl looks at blocking in the first level and how important it is for the tightened to block his gap first.

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    Gap Drive Game Example: Run Hips and Knees Vertical

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    Gap Drive Game Example: Shift/Motion

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    Gap Drive Game Example: Moving North & Caving in Red Zone Line of Scrimmage

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    Gap Drive Game Example: Red Zone Blocking

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    Gap Drive Game Example: Lineman with an Eligible Number

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    Gap Drive Game Example: Importance of Eyes and Feet

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    Gap Drive Game Example: Shifting Before Snap
  • Chapter 4: Back Side Cutoff

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    Back Side Cutoff Introduction

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    Back Side Cutoff Practice Plays

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    Back Side Cutoff Game Example: Cutting Off a 5 Technique

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    Back Side Cutoff Game Example: Staying Thick on the Block and Moving North
  • Chapter 5: Pin/Man (Pin Pull)

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    Pin/Man (Pin Pull) Introduction

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    Pin/Man (Pin Pull) Game Play: Creating Separation

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    Pin/Man (Pin Pull) Game Play: Giving Defense Hard Looks

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    Pin/Man (Pin Pull) Game Example: Coming out of the Stance

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    Pin/Man (Pin Pull) Game Example: Gain Ground and Put Pressure

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    Pin/Man (Pin Pull) Game Example: Blocking the Secondary

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    Pin/Man (Pin Pull) Game Example: Attacking the Defensive Line of Scrimmage
  • Chapter 6: Tight End Q&A

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    TE Question 1: How do you decide what drills to do based on opponent?

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    TE Question 2: How do you break up coaches for circuit training?

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    TE Question 3: What specific stations are in the TE training circuit?

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    TE Question 4: How do you coach keeping eyes on next level while blocking?

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Tyler Roehl: Tight End Training for a More Dynamic Offense

In this course, North Dakota State University's Offensive Coordinator and Tight End/Fullbcks Coach Tyler Roehl breaks down the schemes and techniques that are essential to being a successful tight end. Roehl looks at run blocking/essentials, gap drive (C-gap scheme), back side cut off, and pin/man (pin pull) to help coaches and players of different levels understand what makes tight end play a ...

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